Survivor: Kaôh Rōng Tenth Elimination

Debbie Wanner has become the tenth castaway to be eliminated from Survivor: Kaôh Rōng – Brains vs. Beauty vs. Brawn.

The 49-year-old Chemist, Civil Air Patrol Captain, Waitress, and Part-Time Model from Reading, PA was voted out in one of the most chaotic tribal councils of the season. While the initial plan involved voting out one of Jason, Scot or Tai – members of the opposing alliance – Aubry and Cydney grew suspicious of Julia and her double dealing. However, Debbie was not on board with voting out Julia which led to Aubry and Cydney becoming uneasy with Debbie and her big mouth.

Expecting votes coming their way, Jason and Tai revealed their idols, with Tai now in possession of both and able to play them after the reading of the votes. But it was Debbie that received the most votes and was booted by her own allies.

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I am shocked to see Debbie go, hopefully the girls can recover from this!

Red

Crazy Train is finally derailed

Mark

Does anyone understand why the women voted out debbie, its a really dumm move.

Marcos

I just dont get it
WHY THE HELL THEY VOTED FOR DEBBIE?
WHY HAVENT THEY SPLIT THE VOTES BETWEEN JASON AND TAI???

Joe

Let’s see, I can understand blindsiding Tai, but Snot or JaSHIT? Someone out there is BOUND to think they can get to the end with the two and beat them handily.

Louis

Julia could have easily filpped, making it into a 4-3-2, or she could have flipped on the revote. She was the one to relay the split vote to Scot.

?

Tai could use the Super Idol after the votes os the tie are read?

Martin Holmes

After the votes.

steve

I have to say, that is one the least satisfying episodes in a while… I’m fine with bad game play… I’m fine with the “bad guys” winning a week. But man… SO much bad game play from so many different people, AND they kind of just hand the game over too… rough stuff.

Martin Holmes

The logic of Aubry and Cyd was to flush the idols, protect themselves, and take out an unreliable ally. They didn’t know about the Super Idol or whether it was real or not. In their minds, Scot/Jason/Tai were going to play an idol (or two), and they’d be wasted because the person they were voting out was actually Debbie. It just so happens the Super Idol is real, so now both idols are still in play.

Mark

I have to agree with Steve. It was a bad bad gameplay. Even if one or two idols were flushed the men could find another, like in Micronesia. Why voting out a loyal ally? It doesnt make sense. That was one of the dummest moves in survivor history. Now Tai has to flip or another women is out.

Joe

It’s not that the bad guys “won.” If anything, someone out there should know by now that Snot, JaSHIT, and to a lesser extent, Tai, are what you’d call FINALS GOLD BAYBEEEEEE!

And now, Tai has BOTH idols, so that means JaSHIT AND Snot are nothing more than sitting ducks/jury fodder. Plus considering those guys both drew the line in the sand, especially with their former ally Cydnet, that ain’t good.

Josh

i myself actually really enjoy watching Scot and Jason, they are playing the game pretty good, the game is taking its toll on everyone’s minds and if you can mentally get them out of the game, then you can catch them off guard, they are playing good and thats why i like them…

IRONic

I agree.

taya

It was not in the least a bad move to vote for Debbie… they clearly were suspicious about the effects of the super idol and were not mentally affected by Scot and Jason’s taunting that they were going to use both idols. They knew something was up and could not take a risk of voting out someone who was going to have an idol used on their behalf.

So they voted for someone they knew was not reliable within their group – but someone they could all agree upon – so the vote could be within their control

William o’neal

Looking back this was a terrible move. It’s why someone like Michele won and not Aubrey.

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